Dekko Silverfish Paks DEK1002 (Pack of 2)

I have bought this item before. This is my second order. I have had problems with silverfish over the years, but this year l am finding them not just in my basement, but upstairs, too. They love any kind of paper. These are easy to use and for me they are working. i used to see a lot of grown ones around the house, but now if l see any they're small ones. l do not see any silverfish where l put them, so they are working. Good product. Will buy again when needed.

Good quality, good price. It works well. I put the little packets behind my books in my office. There is no smell or mess. They keep silverfish away. I bought them many times and very happy with the product.

This product seems to do something, but we aren't entirely sure how much it really does. We've been told once you have silverfish, you always will have them, and it's impossible to kill them. This paper lessens our chances of seeing them though, and as long as we stay on top of changing them out every so often we don't seem to have much of an issue! Will buy again.

These always attract and kill the silverfish. You have to replace them weekly to get rid of the bugs.

I was going to wait a few months to write a review for this product ( since I don't have many silverfish as well other other types of traps) but I can honestly say now, after a few weeks that I have not seen any silverfish in these traps. Granted, I have not opened up each little trap to see if they are lodged in there, but I am using other traps and can clearly see the dead corpses on those ( sticker traps).. I will say this however; the number of silverfish visit HAVE decreased. the reason I gave this 3 stars is because I am not seeing an effect, but the number HAVE decreased since I used them. btw..i used 2 packs ( all 48)

These packets were easy to place. They were not messy, nor did they require any special -- other than common sense -- handling. I collect old magazines, pamphlets, brochures, etc. and, needless to say, these can be a silverfish banquet hall! I try and keep my treasures organized and packaged so they aren't conveniently available for noshing on, but that's not always quite possible; I'd begun seeing the hairy multi-legged silverfish scuttling -- and they are remarkably fast -- across the floor occasionally, and when you see them, you know you got 'em! After a little research for an effective remedy to the problem, I decided to give the topic product a try based on user reports -- I went ahead and ordered these through Amazon, and, as is typical, got them within a day or two. Spread them out on what I deemed to be 'runs' and noticed, after about a week, I wasn't seeing them anymore! Several weeks have elapsed now, and still NO more silverfish! Knock on wood! I'm hoping this product is responsible for the disappearance of the 'print' devastators -- and I will recommend it accordingly. To be on the safe side, suggest you get a couple of boxes (I did), because, like any insect-type repellent, they should be replaced periodically. A little pricey, but worth it when you consider the cost (and location time involved) of replacing a rare or scarce publication!:>)DWO

I don't understand all of these people expecting all silverfish to instantly die the second you place one of these packets in wherever area. It takes some time...it just does. I like these things because they are small, can be placed(or thrown) pretty much anywhere. With a few months I wasn't seeing ANY silverfish. Being a collector, I have a lot of old cardboard boxes for my retro gaming stuff, and have thrown in a few of these packets to be safe. Other areas include the bathroom, garage, laundry room, etc.

I've placed packs around where I've seen Silverfish - near the bathroom sink drain and near the tub drain - and also placed some around the tub, around the sink and under the sink just in case they make it past the others. Well, after a couple months of setting them out, these "traps" have not caught a single Silverfish. One day I spotted a Silverfish in the bathroom and went after it. It actually ran under the "trap" ti hide from me. Another night I got up in the middle of the night to use the bathroom and saw one laying next to the "trap" in the tub. I fanned it to see if it would move, and it didn't. Since this was the closest thing to evidence I had seen of this thing actually working. I left the Silverfish laying there to see if this "trap" had actually worked only to wake up later that morning and see the Silverfish gone. This product is a waste of money. Don't believe the lies.